Sage Hospitality Group
Develops and operates hotels and restaurants
Maintenance Engineer 2
About the job
- A high school diploma plus two years or equivalent in trade school or training in building maintenance or construction.
- A minimum of four years of experience in mechanical, electrical, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, plumbing, carpentry, or building maintenance.
- Basic working knowledge of general plumbing, refrigeration, air conditioning, electrical systems, boilers, bathroom fixtures, tiling, painting preparation and finishing, basic carpentry, and groundskeeping.
- Ability to read written communications, LED readouts, meters, and computer screens.
- Ability to pull levers and rotate knobs; work with arms raised above the head; and handle and assemble small parts using basic hand and power tools.
- Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions; communicate verbally and in writing; use analytical thought processes; understand technical and mechanical instructions; and remain organized.
- Ability to communicate effectively and courteously with employees, guests, and contractors in writing, by telephone, and in person.
- Ability to lift and carry 75 pounds throughout an eight-hour shift and crawl into and through small spaces, climb ladders, and support loads of 75 pounds.
- May be required to drive.
- Carry a portable radio, maintain communication with the central base station, respond to engineering service calls with priority given to guest requests, and maintain hotel equipment safely and efficiently.
- Perform maintenance and repairs in specialized areas such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
- Perform all essential functions of a Maintenance Technician 1.
- Respond to and handle guest requests courteously, efficiently, and safely.
- Perform preventive maintenance and necessary repairs on hotel equipment, including kitchen, laundry, boiler, plumbing, pool, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, electrical, and guest-room equipment.
- Monitor and maintain engineering functions when the full engineering staff is unavailable, including weekends and evenings.
- Respond to emergency situations, including fire alarms, bomb threats, disasters, and power failures, and notify appropriate authorities.
- Make rounds of the hotel property to ensure everything is in working order.
- Clean and maintain equipment and work areas.
- Complete maintenance requests, take equipment and meter readings, maintain shift logs, and document parts used and parts needed for purchase.
- Handle elevator breakdowns.
- Maintain records for the Rooms Preventive Maintenance Program and Request Program.
- Complete work-order request forms daily and on time.
- Report unsafe conditions to leadership.
About the company
Sage Hospitality Group develops, invests in, and manages hotels and restaurants, focusing on creating experiential lifestyle properties that become part of their local communities. They run hotels and run their own restaurants through Sage Restaurant Concepts, using an integrated approach that combines development, ownership, and operating expertise. Unlike many operators who only manage properties, Sage acts as a developer and investor for urban and resort markets and has rebuilt projects like Denver’s Union Station, showing a hands-on, destination-driven strategy rather than just a place to sleep. Their portfolio includes over 100 hotels and restaurants, and they continue to expand under new leadership with the goal of becoming the nation’s favorite lifestyle hospitality company and a preferred destination for guests and communities alike.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Denver, Colorado
Founded
1984
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Sage announced a $7 billion pipeline in March 2026, including a second Ritz-Carlton.
- Hotel Vandivort joined Sage in Springfield, expanding the Independent Hotel Collection footprint.
- Indianapolis Ritz-Carlton broke ground in 2026, strengthening Sage's luxury-development credibility.
What critics are saying
- Headcount fell to 1,953 in March 2026, signaling operating leverage pressure.
- A May 8, 2026 chemical-sensitivity lawsuit names Sage alongside Marriott and KHP.
- Del Olmo warned of weak 2026-2027 top-line growth; stalled demand threatens returns.
What makes Sage Hospitality Group unique
- Daniel del Olmo became CEO in February 2026, extending experiential hospitality focus.
- Sage remains the only U.S. Ritz-Carlton franchise operator, with Indianapolis and another Ritz-Carlton.
- Sage combines hotel management, restaurants, branding, and real estate across 140-plus venues.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Life Insurance
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Paid Holidays
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Tuition Reimbursement
Employee Discounts
Employee Referral Bonus
Growth & Insights and Company News
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Sage Hospitality Group will be taking over management of Hotel Vandivort in Springfield, MO. Sage will oversee daily operations of the property, originally constructed in 1906 as a Masonic Temple, including management of the hotel’s restaurant and rooftop bar. Hotel Vandivort will be part of the Sage Independent Hotel Collection, joining hotels, restaurants and venues across 16 states and Washington DC.“Hotel Vandivort embodies the spirit of Springfield,” said Daniel del Olmo, president, hotels and restaurants, Sage Hospitality Group. “The hotel combines sophisticated design and elevated service with authentic Midwestern hospitality. It is a natural complement to our growing portfolio of luxury lifestyle hotels.”The property also features 97 guestrooms spread across two buildings, as well as 3,900-sq.-ft. of meeting space.“We are excited to partner with Sage Hospitality in this next chapter for Hotel Vandivort,” said John McQueary, co-owner of the hotel
Sage Hospitality Group will be taking over management of Hotel Vandivort in Springfield, MO. Sage will oversee daily operations of the property, originally constructed in 1906 as a Masonic Temple, including management of the hotel’s restaurant and rooftop bar. Hotel Vandivort will be part of the Sage Independent Hotel Collection, joining hotels, restaurants and venues across 16 states and Washington DC.“Hotel Vandivort embodies the spirit of Springfield,” said Daniel del Olmo, president, hotels and restaurants, Sage Hospitality Group. “The hotel combines sophisticated design and elevated service with authentic Midwestern hospitality. It is a natural complement to our growing portfolio of luxury lifestyle hotels.”The property also features 97 guestrooms spread across two buildings, as well as 3,900-sq.-ft. of meeting space.“We are excited to partner with Sage Hospitality in this next chapter for Hotel Vandivort,” said John McQueary, co-owner of the hotel
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